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  • Re-run for position of Council Speaker

    Local news

    "This was a good lesson to the ruling party not to follow the law only when it suited them"

  • New look for Civic Centre

    Municipal

    Recent protests and attacks at the municipal offices, which endangered the lives of the public and employees, have prompted the…

  • Great-grandson of Henry Ford visits Ermelo

    General

    "I was doing all the things Hippies did, but I was always searching, looking for something bigger outside of business…

  • Eskom’s clamp down on electricity theft moves closer to home

    Local newsSponsored

    Two Eskom employees have been suspended for their involvement in electricity theft and criminal charges have been laid against three…

  • Kleuters leer van omgewing

    Local news

    Babbel en Krabbel, is Vrydag deur die beoordelaars van DLGLO besoek om die kinders se kennis oor hul omgewing en…

  • Parents should stop protecting children who commit crime

    Crime

    Ngomane argues that grandparents have a tendency of covering up for children and it is not assisting the police during…

  • Noue ontkoming vir twee

    Local news

    Na wat verneem word, het die bestuurder van die ongelukstoneel af weggehardloop.

  • How to lawfully evict your defaulting tenant

    Local news

    In the current difficult economic conditions many tenants in the residential property market are not able to keep up with…

  • Is a Smartphone credit card reader right for your small business?

    Local news

    With smartphone credit card readers, credit card payments can be accepted anywhere where there’s cell phone service.

  • Stray animals cause concern

    Local news

    Livestock owners are warned to prevent animals from straying onto public and national roads

  • Word Riders visit Breyten Primary

    News

    Word Riders are group of Christian motorbike enthusiasts who travel to different parts of South Africa annually for Bible distribution.

  • Electricity theft: Tip offs tip the scale

    Local newsSponsored

    17 000 tip offs from the public have saved South Africa millions.

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